We spent 4 hours here and ran out of tim! We wanted to go again the next day but couldn't fit it into our schedule. I cannot understand the other recent reviews calling the museum outdated and missing English? It was very modern, interactive, educational and every single sign was in English as well. Did they review the wrong museum?!

Very good exibition, but you should choose what to visit, because it’s too big to see all without being exhausted. I would recommend space section, it’s amazing. With small kids save time and energy for the Kids Kingdom on -1 level, it’s a nice playground.

I revisited recently, after not being there since 1976 when I was living in Munich as a teenager. We went to the musical instrument collection, which had been my favorite part of the museum. It's been completely modernized and had some demonstrations while we were there. still wonderful, even if completely different and unrecognizable.

Since my last visit in 2019 D Museum has been totally renovated, and is still under construction. Nothing is as it was just 4 years ago. They now have a lot of cool historic aircraft including V1 and V2 bombs. New displays for music, health, electronics, robots, math, etc. All well done with German and English descriptions. They have removed mining, shipping, navigation, chemistry, energy, others, but some of these might return with future renovation. New restaurant is way undersized and more like a bar than a restaurant with mediocre food. Would not be a good choice for kids. If you can, take your own lunch. Web site said larger bags would not be permitted, but saw many people with them, and there are lockers.

Fun museums for adults and children alike. Huge museum covering pretty much every type of science imaginable - from the human body to airplanes to outer space to music instruments to optics. Lots of interactive activities. Came here on a Saturday and it was pandemonium with numbers of kids around.

So many things to see, so little time. No matter what your interest there is a room/exhibit here for you. We visited apce, music, robots, physics, chemistry, and bridges (just didn't have time for some of the others). We spent a few hours there and although exhausting, thoroughly enjoyed. You really can spend many hours here, so look at the map and choose wisely. Almost every display had an english translation.

There was a hands-on kid’s section, which the kids loved. Our 3-year old might have “driven” the firetruck forever if we hadn’t eventually dragged him out through the window of the firetruck so we could see more of the museum. We wished the rest of the museum could have been a little more hands-on to keep our young children engaged. It would have been great if the robots in the robot section were actually doing something instead of just sitting there. Unfortunately the model trains were not working at the time either. But overall, it was interesting, with exhibits on airplanes, bridges, the human body, agriculture and more.

Very nice things displayed. (E.g. complete aircrafts and boats and how they work). I was with my 10 yr old. There were some exercises to experiment with yourself but not as much as in the technic museum in e.g. Salzburg which is a nicer experience for kids.

We went on a rainy and windy day. I was so glad to have bought the tickets online because everyone else had the same idea and there were huge lines at the ticket counter. What a relief to walk in! We also went as soon as it opened so we could leave when it got really busy after lunch. This was an excellent museum for children from ages 6–18. The parents could also learn a lot. However, it is not fair to allocate a couple of hours to all the exhibits. We were there 5 hours and really saw one floor well. We rushed through the 2nd floor in 45 min. because we were overloaded and overstimulated. So, I wish we could come back to see this wonderful, educational tool which makes complicated things come alive for kids and adults, alike. English signage is everywhere. Food and drinks are sold in a cafe or bring your own. You can lock your backpacks in convenient lockers and leave jackets with attendants. Bathrooms are clean and use fabulous tech. All in all, wonderful value for money and a must for those hard to please tweens and teens. And if that doesn’t convince them, there is a wonderful section on how selfies came to be…

We spent the day here to avoid a very hot day in our trip to Munich. We spent over 4 hours there and could have spent more. It's amazing how it carers for English speakers with every display in both languages. Really interesting on all levels. Cafe was busy and a bit pricy but we did go at peak time